Contact Jenn Dowden, Women’s Ministries Coordinator, with questions.
On Thursday, May 7, you are invited to join us on a Zoom video conference for a National Day of Prayer Service from 7pm to 8pm.
With the recent pandemic affecting so many people, both close to us and globally, we feel the urgent need to seek God’s face in prayer. But a task like this is too great to be done alone, so we are joining with churches from the surrounding areas in a National Day of Prayer. Our very own Pastors, Bob Erbig and Dave Hentschel, as well as pastor emeritus, Dr. Peter Pendell, will be contributing key moments in lifting up these burdens to God’s throne.
After a brief word of encouragement from Psalm 46, eight local pastors will lead us in prayer for: those directly affected by the coronavirus, frontline medical workers, the church’s response to the suffering around us, and that God would bring about revival through these recent events.
WHEN: Thursday, May 7 | 7pm – 8pm
WHERE: Click Here to Enter the National Day of Prayer Zoom Meeting
We hope you’ll join us for the National Day of Prayer, as together, we look to our Refuge in times of trouble!
Next on our list of capital improvement projects is paving our campus parking lot. While there is a lull in campus activity, we hope to begin as soon as the Governor’s restrictions are lifted, possibly in a couple weeks. At that time you may see some construction equipment and there may be some minor inconveniences while they tend to that work.
How we care for our campus is a testimony to our community. Thank you for bearing witness to our neighbors through this effort, and for your part in Expanding The Table…for the Glory of God!
The Shuttle to park at the Chabad next to MBC will be suspended for 12/24 and 12/29.